No. But a good option would be to retain a lawyer for limited purposes, which might be exactly what you need.

Without some serious injury that required medical attention, you probably have no viable case, as there would be almost no damages. You mention...

There are numerous issues in this matter that make it impossible to evaluate online. First of all, you should remove all personal identifying...

As with any product case, they are costly and require expert testimony, so few lawyers will handle them. I suggest Googling to see which firms are...

Most injury settlements don’t contain this language. In fact, it is often argued that if a side insists on it, you ask for more money. I’d never...

Potentially, yes, you could have responsibility. You should meet with a lawyer before doing this.

He needs a lawyer. Now. Founders is a substandard. They won’t help in any way until their insured gets sued.

The creditor has 5 years if it’s an oral contract and 10 if it’s a written contract. Sounds like you’re getting sued in time.

You won't have a viable civil lawsuit since schools and its agents are almost completely immune from lawsuits for negligence, and to show the...

You should be working with your insurer to discuss the poor workmanship that it paid for and try to work out a solution. Suing the body shop will...